July 2011
Intermediate to advanced
114 pages
2h 43m
English
book
Building Web Apps for Google TV
by Maile Ohye, Paul Carff, Andres Ferrate, Daniels Lee, Amanda Surya, Shawn Shen, Steven Hines
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Chapter 7. Getting Your Content to the User: Discovery, Indexing, and Search Results
Help Users Discover Your Content
Armed with a quick search box (Figure 7-1) and the Google Chrome browser, users with Google TV are one query away from visiting your site. As you crafted your site for the 10-foot experience, it’s smart to consider making a site that’s search friendly so you can capitalize on traffic from the 40%+ increase[15] in Internet searches in recent years.
As we’ve already touched on in previous chapters, Google TV users view search results (Figure 7-2) that are a blend of:
TV listings
Videos indexed by Google Video Search
Web search results (web pages, books, images, etc.)
This chapter focuses on helping you optimize your site for search, which ultimately will help users to find your web app and its content. We’ll start by reviewing some basic information about how search engines work, then we’ll cover some of the strategies and practices you can use for your own web app.
Figure 7-1. The Quick Search Box (QSB) on Google TV combines results from
TV programs, videos, and web pages
Figure 7-2. In addition to performing regular web searches, Google TV users can also view TV and video specific search results; shown here are the results for videos for Google TV at the Google I/O conference ...
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